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1 Supplies: You will need a storage location to save your spreadsheet for use in Session 2. You will need the 2 handouts pertaining to Session 1 Instructions: Follow the directions below to create a budget spreadsheet. 1) Merge the cells that contain the title and center the title a) Click into Cell A1 and take note of the appearance of the button on the Formula Bar. Note also the cell address in the Name Box. b) Type Monthly Budget. Take note again of the appearance of the button on the Formula Bar. There are now active buttons for Enter, Cancel as well as Insert Function. Note: The Cancel button will return the cell contents to their previous state. c) After typing, commit your content and get out of edit mode by clicking the check mark on the formula bar. d) Select cells A1 to C1. (To select cells, click inside the first cell, make sure your mouse pointer is a white box cross and drag across to the last cell of the selection area) e) On the Home tab, in the Alignment group, click the Merge & Center button. (See Figure 1 on handout) f) Click in a clear cell. 2) Entering column titles a) Click in cell A2. Type Item, and press the Tab key to move to cell B2. b) In cell B2, type Amount and press the right arrow key to move to cell C2. c) In cell C2, type Comments. 3) Formatting the cells with the column titles a) Select the A2:C2 cell range by clicking cell A2, then dragging the mouse pointer to cell C2. The selected cells should be lightly grayed - although the first cell will not be so. Also there is a dark black border around the selected cells. Hint: Make sure your mouse pointer is a white box cross when you select the cells. b) On the Home tab in the Font group, click the Bold button. c) Change the font size to 12. d) Still on the Home tab in the Font group, click the Launcher button. e) In the Format Cells dialog box, click the Fill tab. Under background color, select a light color from the color choices. f) Click OK and then click in a clear cell. Montgomery County-Norristown Public Library October 2012 Page 1 of 5
2 4) Getting the word comments to fit in the cell a) To resize this column, click on the C at the top of the column to select the column. b) On the Home tab in the Cells group, click the Format button. Under Cell Size, choose AutoFit Column Width. c) Click in a clear cell. d) Notice the word Comments now fits in the C Column 5) Using the Undo Button a) On the Quick Access Toolbar, click the Undo button (see Figure 1); notice how that clicking the Undo button will undo your last action. 6) Resize column C a) To resize the C column by a different method, point the cursor to the dividing line between the C column and the D column. Your pointer will turn into an arrow pointing left and right. b) Double-click to resize the column. 7) Entering data a) Using Figure 2, type in the row headings, Rent, Utilities, etc. Use the down arrow key on your keyboard to advance to the next cell. b) After committing the content in cell A15, resize column A using the point and double-click method. c) Type the numbers into the cells in Column B using your down arrow key to move to the next cell d) Click into C3 and type May 1 st this goes to $825 e) Click into C4 and type Look into new windows f) Resize column C using the Cell group format button > autofit column width selection g) To standardize the B column so that the numbers present a currency style: i) Select column B by clicking on the letter B at the top of the column ii) On the Home tab in the Numbers group, click the Accounting Number Format button. (see Figure 1) 8) Entering formulas a) We want to total the amounts in cells B3 through B10. To let Excel know that you are typing a formula, always start your formula with an equal = sign. Type an = sign into cell B11. b) Now, click into cell B3. Notice how the cell name appears in B11 as if it was typed in and also a color border is now around cell B3. c) Next, type a + (plus) sign and then click in cell B4. Continue to type the + signs and click into the cells until you click into the last cell, B10. d) Check your formula for accuracy using handout 1 and then click the check mark on the formula bar to see the result, which should be $ Montgomery County-Norristown Public Library October 2012 Page 2 of 5
3 9) Using the Undo Button a) On the Quick Access Toolbar click the Undo button. (See Figure 1) Watch what happens to cell B11. Clicking the Undo button will undo your last action. Instead of entering =B3+B4+B5 let s enter a function. 10) Entering a function a) We want to total the B column using a function. To let Excel know that we are typing a function, always start the function with an = sign, just as when you are typing a formula. b) In cell B11, type =SUM and an open parenthesis. The open parenthesis indicates we are going to refer to a range of cells. c) Next, click into the first cell in the range, which is B3. Then type a colon and click into the last cell in the range, which is B10 and then type an end parenthesis d) Check your formula for accuracy using handout 1 and then click the check mark on the formula bar to see the result e) Now that we know our expenses, let s type into cell B14 the result which is displayed in cell B11 and click the check mark on the formula bar. Note: You do not need to type the $ and decimal places. The data will auto format as soon as you click the check mark on the formula bar. 11) Spell Check and Saving a) Check the spelling in your spreadsheet. Click the Review tab and click Spelling. A box will pop up asking if you want to continue to check spelling from the beginning of the sheet. Answer yes. b) To save the document, insert your flash drive. c) Click the File Tab. Click on to Save As. d) In the Save As dialogue box, navigate to the flash drive. e) In the File Name box type the words My Budget. f) Click the Save button. 12) More Cell references a) Click into cell B14 and look in the formula bar to see that the amount was simply typed into that cell, copied essentially from the amount in B11 b) To illustrate why typing-in an amount is not good procedure, i) Bump up Leisure in B9 to $200 and click the check mark on the formula bar. ii) Notice what happened to the total in B11. It incremented accordingly. iii) But what other cell should have incremented also? Ans: B14 iv) Why did it not increment? Ans: because it contains a number, not a cell reference. v) To fix the problem, Click in the cell B14 (no need to delete contents) and type a cell reference: Type in = and click on cell B11, then click the check mark on the formula bar. c) Another way to express a range: i) click into cell B11 ii) type in =, SUM, and the open parenthesis iii) click the B3 cell and using box cross (the selecting tool), hold down the left mouse button and drag down from B3 to B10. Release the mouse button Montgomery County-Norristown Public Library October 2012 Page 3 of 5
4 iv) Add the close parenthesis and click the check mark on the formula bar. d) Using Autosum to add up a range of numbers with the click of one button: i) Click in B11 and press the delete key. On the Home tab in the Editing group, click Autosum, then click the check mark on the formula bar. 13) Souping Up the Spreadsheet (See Figure 3 on Handout 1) a) Let s start by adding some columns. i) Change the label in cell B2 from Amount to Budget ii) Add an Actual column between Budget and Comments: (1) Select the column to the right of where you want the new column to insert by pointing to the column label (A, B, C, e.g.) and clicking on it. (2) On the Home tab in the Cells group, click the Insert button. (3) Type Actual in C2. iii) Add a Difference column between Actual and Comments b) Using Figure 3 on the handout, type in the numbers in cells C3 to C10. The column should auto-format to currency style. c) Click in cell B11. Copy the formula from B11 to C11: i) Move your mouse to the lower right corner of the cell until the cursor changes to the Fill Handle (black cross). ii) Left click and drag to C11. d) Using cell referencing, write a formula in D3 to show the difference between what was budgeted for that item and the actual expense. If you re not sure what the formula should be, consult handout 1. e) Copy the formula from D3 down to D10 using the Fill Handle (black cross). f) Copy C11 to D11. g) To display formulas, click into an empty cell, then, hold down the <CTRL> key, and press and release the ~ key. Repeat to get back to original view. 14) Inserting rows Our goal is not just to write down numbers and call it a budget. Rather, we want to make this spreadsheet really work for us. So let s tweak it some more. We just added some columns. Now let s add some rows and make some other adjustments. a) Add a row. Click on Row 11 to highlight it, and right-click. Select Insert. Notice what happened. All the rows dropped down to insert another blank row. b) In cell A11, type Insurance. Type $50 in B11 and C11, notice the updating that occurs as you type the amounts in c) Now insert another row right above A12 d) In A12, type Loans. Type $75 in B12 and C12 e) Click on D13 and check what happened to the formula, see that it automatically updated, accounting for the two extra rows. 15) Moving rows and columns - a) Let s move the Misc row. Misc should not be in the middle of the list of expenses. It should be at the end. Let s cut it from it s current location and drop it lower in the list. b) Click on row 10 to highlight it. Montgomery County-Norristown Public Library October 2012 Page 4 of 5
5 c) Right click and select Cut d) Click Row 13 (TOTAL) to highlight it. e) Right click and select Insert Cut Cells i) Notice the green smart tags in cells B13 and C13. As you click in each cell an options box appears Click in B13 and look in the formula bar. Note how the formula does not include all the rows. Excel does not automatically assume we want the moved row to be included in the formula, so we have to tell Excel to do so. Do this by clicking in the options box and selecting Update Formula to Include Cells. Do the same in C13. ii) IMPORTANT: Note how cell D13 did not have a smart tag, a flaw in Excel. How would you update the formula to include the additional rows? Drag the formula across again from C13 to D13. 16) Entering another formula a) Our expenses amount in cell B16 no longer represents our actual expense, only our budget amount, so we need to change the amount in B16 to reference the actual column total in cell C13. b) Using cell referencing, change the cell reference in cell B16 from B13 to C13. Do this by clicking in cell B16, typing an = sign, then clicking in cell C13. Click the check mark on the formula bar. Remember that clicking the check mark on the formula bar is what finalizes the formula so that you can see the result. c) In cell B17, using cell referencing, enter the formula (=B15-B16) which will find the difference between Income and Expenses. Click the check mark on the formula bar to see the result. 17) Copy this worksheet to a new worksheet a) Right click on Sheet 1 tab. i) Select Move or Copy ii) Select Create Copy and OK b) Point to the Sheet 1(2) tab label and right click. Click on Rename. Type January. Click in a clear cell. c) Click on sheet 1 and do a <ctrl> ~ to see the formula view. Delete out the Actual data, not the formula, just the data. Do <ctrl> ~ again. d) Rename Sheet 1 Template 2012 e) Make a copy of the Template 2012 sheet and rename it February f) Create a March sheet g) Click and drag the sheet tabs to put them in order of Template 2012 through March, left to right 18) Save & Close Montgomery County-Norristown Public Library October 2012 Page 5 of 5
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